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Programming

R / tidyverse / tidymodels
Python
git / GitHub
C++
Bash
HTML
css

Data analysis

Exploratory data analysis
Data visualization (e.g. ggplot2)
Data cleaning (e.g. dplyr, pandas)
Deep Learning (Keras, TF)
Machine learning (e.g. Factor Analysis, GLMs, SVMs, Tree-based models)

Literate Coding

R Markdown
Quarto
Jupyter Notebooks
LaTex
flexdashboards
blogdown / bookdown

Disclaimer

Last updated on 2022-12-04.

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Timothy Keyes

I am a data scientist, bioinformatician, and cancer biologist. In my work, I develop statistical and machine learning algorithms for analyzing high-dimensional single-cell data and predicting clinical outcomes in cancer patients.

I am currently searching for a position at the intersection of biomedical data science, machine learning, and medicine where I can use data to solve problems relevant to human health.

Education

M.D./Ph.D. - Cancer Biology

Stanford University

Stanford, CA

Current - 2015

M.S. - Biomedical Informatics (concurrent with MD/PhD)

Stanford University

Stanford, CA

Current - 2020

B.A. - Psychology and Computational Neuroscience

Princeton University

Princeton, NJ

2014 - 2010

  • Summa cum laude
  • GPA: 3.99

Employment

Data Science Mentor - Posit Academy

Posit, PBC (formerly RStudio, PBC)

Stanford, CA

Current - 2022

Graduate Intern - Oncology Bioinformatics, gRED

Genentech, Inc

South San Francisco, CA

2022

Select Publications

{tidytof}: A user-friendly framework for scalable and reproducible high-dimensional cytometry data analysis.

Under review (copy available upon request)

N/A

2022

CytofIn enables Integrated Analysis of Public Mass Cytometry Datasets using Generalized Anchors

Nature Communications

N/A

2022

  • Lo YC, Keyes TJ, Jager A, Sarno J, Domizi P, Majeti R, Sakamoto KM, Lacayo N, Mulligan CG, Waters J, Sahaf B, Bendall SC, Davis KL

A cancer biologist's primer on machine learning applications in high-dimensional cytometry

Cytometry

N/A

2020

  • Keyes TJ, Domizi P, Lo YC, Nolan GP, and Davis KL